Tag Archives: San Francisco

More Biotech Hub Rankings

Posted on March 13, 2014 by Alexander Szewczak

GEN (Genetic Engineering and Biotechnology News) has released their own, more comprehensive biotech hub rankings.  As expected, Boston-Cambridge and the Bay Area are at the top, with San Francisco edging out Boston in most criteria.  The GEN rankings include not only … Continue reading →

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Boston is a Global Financial Center – #7 Actually

Posted on December 6, 2013 by Alexander Szewczak

Most people think of Boston as a global center for research and teaching, especially in the biomedical sciences.  (or perhaps as a center of excellence in American professional sports…).  Say “financial center”, however, and the word “regional” comes to mind … Continue reading →

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Boston-Cambridge is THE Life Sciences Hub

Posted on October 16, 2013 by Alexander Szewczak

Luke Timmerman from Xconomy has published an analysis of where the major Life Sciences companies are located. Using the criteria of having $100 million in cash and short term assets as the definition of a major firm, his analysis highlights … Continue reading →

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Not your father’s yacht racing…

Posted on September 26, 2013 by Alexander Szewczak

Congratulations to Oracle Team USA on winning their America’s Cup defense. When you think of the America’s Cup, if you think of this: …think again!

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